States Petition for Constitutional Convention Sparks Debate
An editorial warns that a state petitioned constitutional convention could be risky and poorly controlled. It questions safeguards, cites the 32 petitions so far, and notes potential public resentment against federal overreach and Supreme Court actions.
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Congress
South
Supreme Court
Madison Avenue
Senate
Illinois
Paul H. Douglas
U.S
Israel Proposes Egypt Prisoner Swap Through Red Cross
Brig. Gen. Shmuel Eyal announced Israel would exchange 4,500 Egyptian prisoners for nine Israeli soldiers held in Egypt and release 300 Egyptian officers. The Red Cross said the first exchange would occur Thursday at Nicosia Airport in Cyprus, with wounded traded. Israel reported 5,499 Arab prisoners, including 4,500 Egyptians, and noted 179 wounded.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Israel
Egypt
Shmuel Tyal
International
Red Cross
Sinai Desert
Geneva
International Committee of the Red Cross
Nicosia
Cyprus
Eyal
Iraq
Jordan
Lebannon
Defense Ministry
Moshe Perlman
Sinai
Clergy Testimony Bill Faces Senate Debate
The North Carolina Senate approved a measure granting clergymen confidentiality in confidences shared, while prohibiting testimony in court without communicant permission. Senator Tom White warned the bill could trigger miscarriages of justice by forcing ministers to remain silent.
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Raleigh
N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Hospital census notes new and discharged patients
The Hospital News lists new patient admissions and discharges across Bonham Honey Grove Bonham and surrounding towns including Hoyt Ivey G F Dopson Mrs Paul Lawrence Fred Brown Mrs Mary Smiley Mrs Danny Dunn and baby girl Cheryl Gard Mrs Lillie McDowell Mrs Frances Stone Bailey Mrs Alice Denton Ector Mrs Vic Morrow Honey Grove Mrs Ida Boles Bonham Mrs Odis Owens Bonham Howard Wright Ravenna Honey Grove F L Bach Honey Grove Mrs Nannie Ford Bonham Mrs Josie Ridings Bonham Mrs Lottie McMillion Bon B Stevenson Bonham Mrs Margaret Kirk Honey Grove Dismissed Mrs Billy Lindsey Bonham Ed Miller Bonham Gretchen Holmes Bonham Leonard Merrill Telephone Risser Hospital Willie Chandler Bonham Mrs Iva Hollingsworth Savoy Frank Newingham Bonham Mrs Sam Towery Dodd City Mrs Barney Lawrence Ivanhoe Eura Miller Ector D C Gantt Bonham Allen Memorial Hospital Mrs David Thomas Bonham Mrs Lola Smith Bonham J J Hyatt Bonham Virgil Walker Bonham Mrs J C Pinkston Bonham Mrs Sarah Hunt Windom Floyd Crownover Bonham Bishop Wilson Bonham Wesley Hilliard Bonham Mrs Nona Thomas Bonham Mrs R O Hyatt Bonham James McWhorter Bonham Lewis Kinnaird Dodd City William Jones Bonham Mrs J J Hyatt Bonham George Tatum Bonham B F Brians Telephone Mrs Toy Landham Bonham Mrs Irene Jones Bonham Dismissed Mrs Frank Grider and baby Bonham Mrs Jimmy Christian and baby girl Bonham Qois Mendenhall Bonham
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Medical-Surgical Hospital
Hoyt Ivey
Honey Grove
G. F. Dopson
Bonham
Paul Lawrence
Fred Brown
Mary Smiley
Danny Dunn
Baby Boy
Cheryl Gard
Lillie McDowell
Frances Stone
Bailey
Alice Denton
Ector
Vic Morrow
Ida Boles
Odis Owens
Howard Wright
Ravenna
F. L. Bach
Nannie Ford
Josie Ridings
Lottie McMillion
B. B. Stevenson
Margaret Kirk
Billy Lindsey
Ed Miller
Gretchen Holmes
Leonard Merrill
Telephone
Soviets Poised for UN Emergency Assembly Session
United Nations sources indicate the Soviet Union holds enough votes to secure an emergency General Assembly session to push its anti Israel agenda. Kosygin will lead a denunciation of Israel and press for withdrawal of troops from occupied Arab lands. The United States reportedly will not oppose the session after Security Council rejection of a Soviet resolution.
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United Nations
N.Y
UPI
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Russia
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Israel
Nikita S. Khruschev
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Security Council
Union Leaders Seek Federal Help in Rio Grande Valley
The United Farm Workers Organizing Committee asked Attorney General Ramsey Clark for federal marshals amid farm labor clashes in the Rio Grande Valley. Texas Rangers, reduced to four men, remain in the area as Gov. Connally’s office notes a quieting period and partial withdrawal.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
UPI
Texas Ranger
Rio Grande Valley
Farm Workers
Atty
Ramsey Clark
United Farm
Carrizo Springs
Allee
Connally
Ialq
T. H. Dawson
J. H. Priess
Jack van Cleve
Rio Grand City
Frank Horges
McAllen
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